Thank you Kjeld for your generosity! Such devotion to culture and williness to share freely is so rare these days. Knowing about Tokyo’s past gives us insights to Tokyo’s future.
Hello Kjeld...I thank you for your wealth of information, historic images and also for being such a really nice person who is generous with your collections and knowledge.
Hi Jay! Thank you so much for your kind words and your generous support for MeijiShowa / Old Photos of Japan. I am extremely grateful that we got to know each other.
I love your collection and this meritorious project! I am a monthly contributor at a small level but will be interested in a paid Substack subscription too.
Looking forward to reading about the secrets of the shinjuku pond!
What you’re doing is so cool!
Thank you for your kind words, Kate ❤️
I think so, too. 😉 I love this work!
The first time I got a real sense of the sheer number of items in the collection!
Is there a way one can donate to you in ¥ without the $ back-and-forth? Happy to do a bank transfer.
Thank you, Daniel! I really have to promote myself more…
I will send you a direct message!
Thank you Kjeld for your generosity! Such devotion to culture and williness to share freely is so rare these days. Knowing about Tokyo’s past gives us insights to Tokyo’s future.
I agree. Even worse, when one loses one's past one loses one's self…
Hello Kjeld...I thank you for your wealth of information, historic images and also for being such a really nice person who is generous with your collections and knowledge.
Thanks so much!
Regards,
Jay
Hi Jay! Thank you so much for your kind words and your generous support for MeijiShowa / Old Photos of Japan. I am extremely grateful that we got to know each other.
I love your collection and this meritorious project! I am a monthly contributor at a small level but will be interested in a paid Substack subscription too.
Looking forward to reading about the secrets of the shinjuku pond!
Thank you, Glennis. That is very kind of you!
Thank you for sharing your passion!
Thank you, Herman.